"A birch, a rowan tree" | |
"Beside white birch stems bare of all covering... "you stand on flowered ground... | |
"On the hillside behind the village one birch inclines towards another. | |
"Take your war-club, puggawaugun," and your mittens, minjekahwun, and your birch-canoe for sailing"... | |
"White birch"? | |
"A birch, a rowan tree" | |
"Beside white birch stems bare of all covering... "you stand on flowered ground... | |
"On the hillside behind the village one birch inclines towards another. | |
"Take your war-club, puggawaugun," and your mittens, minjekahwun, and your birch-canoe for sailing"... | |
"White birch"? | |
"Birks" means birches. | |
"The birches like lyres". | |
# We hang the lights so high # And gaze at the glow # Of silver birches in the snow # | |
- Sing the one about the white birches. | |
Alice, the birches! | |
"Birks" means birches. | |
"The birches like lyres". | |
# We hang the lights so high # And gaze at the glow # Of silver birches in the snow # | |
- Sing the one about the white birches. | |
Alice, the birches! | |
First offense, and he had me birched and thrown into that hellhole. | |
He was birched and given 6 months. | |
Oh, that Tim Hager... he ought to be birched! | |
With an evil grin, she rolled up her sleeves and birched me until I screamed out in pain and begged for mercy. | |
Both given a birching. | |
First offense, and he had me birched and thrown into that hellhole. | |
He was birched and given 6 months. | |
Oh, that Tim Hager... he ought to be birched! | |
With an evil grin, she rolled up her sleeves and birched me until I screamed out in pain and begged for mercy. | |
Both given a birching. | |